JD Vance visited Canton, Ohio to promote the GOP tax-and-border bill, emphasizing tax deductions for workers and defending Trump administration's handling of the Epstein case amidst protests and political criticism.

David M. Toepfer has been sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio by Judge Sara Lioi, following his appointment by Attorney General Bondi.

Cuyahoga County joins a program to improve affordable childcare to support working parents and strengthen its workforce.

Congresswoman Shontel Brown invites constituents to 'Conversations with the Congresswoman,' a town hall event on July 29 at Shaker Heights High School. No registration is needed.

Cleveland State University secures second place among Ohio's public colleges in Washington Monthly's 2024 rankings, recognized for contributions to social mobility, research, and service.

East Cleveland will appoint a new police chief after Mayor Shabazz terminated the acting chief, Kenneth Lundy, for noncompliance with civil service laws.

The recall effort against Cleveland Heights Mayor Kahlil Seren is proceeding after his veto was ruled invalid by the City's Law Director, with the City Council set to place the recall on the ballot.

A court reporter in Lawrence County uses AI for transcribing court proceedings, speeding up the process by 50% but still requires human oversight for official records.

Cuyahoga County received two NACo Achievement Awards for its Child Wellness Campus and Toxicology Lab Modernization Project, reflecting innovation in community services.

Ohio's Supreme Court forms an advisory committee to review and innovate the state's law school accreditation process, led by the Court's Administrative Director, Robert W. Horner III.

The H2Ohio Moxley Wildlife Area Wetland Project, which aims to improve water quality by restoring 57 acres of wetlands, was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by government officials.

Mayor Shammas Malik of Akron has launched a grant program allocating $100,000 to 49 youth organizations to combat youth violence through sports and wellness initiatives.

Federal grants freeze impacts Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio, risking after-school programs and prompting states to sue the Trump administration.